Karl Rove Called "War Criminal" at Book Signing
As CBS2 reports, one antiwar protester deemed Rove a "war criminal," while the co-founder of the group Code Pink, Jodie Evans, showed up with a pair of handcuffs and announced that she was planning to make a citizen's arrest. Evans said Rove "lied to take us to war" and accused him of "totally ruining the country."
AP
At one point, Rove was reportedly "shouted down and forced to leave the stage." One woman said she took confort in the fact that Rove is "going to rot in hell."
Rove, who appeared without security, countered that the behavior of the protesters was evidence of the "totalitarianism of the left."
"They don't believe in first Amendment rights for anyone but themselves," said Rove, calling one protester a "lunatic" and demanding that another "get the heck out of here." Organizers tried to keep the protesters under control, but order was never fully restored at the event, which cost attendees $40.
Rove ultimately decided to skip the book signing portion of the program. Watch what happened in the KCAL report above.
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I love hearing people trying to speak up for these dirty thugs. And explain all the good things Bush and his administration did.
I will also love the day we stop looking at democrats and republicans as football teams and look at what's going on with our government.
The rules were written by governments, are very practical, and aren't hard to stay within. When I was in the army I sat down and read the entire Geneva convention and was amazed at what I could legally do. US troops are more constrained by our own rules of engagement than by the rules of war. Generally they don't address the big questions. At the end of WWII we tried German officials and officers not for going to war but for how the war was conducted.
Rove spend his time in DC and was never in a position to personally commit a war crime. He was never in a command position so he couldn't order anybody to commit a crime or have people under him commit them. He might have advised the President to commit a war crime, but that isn't a war crime.